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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
THE STATE OF TRADE,
AL DRUGGISTS SELL lr. ~

BALTIMORE Aug. u.-Cottsn lower. Middiiur ESQ.,.
Flour dull Howard and Western suaernne So %
81 rs o. SJ 80 Family IS rs - 50. City
Mills Superdue SO 80 o. TO- Extra S. rs S5 10 ia ho
Brands 81 20 0S4 So Patapsce Family ~ 10 ia Sdoesve
Patent So .WheatSOutherH higher western higher
Southern Rel 10 oslo 10 Amber slSs3c. No estetn
Winter Red spot 1919 Sc August &C; do septen'
Der 80080bc; October 81 99Sla4c. December SaSttc
higher White 81 e5Sbc; yellow o2 a5Sc
Western higher. Mixed spot 4Sstsac August $500
September sSslc bit October 50ssd so oats scaF
southern hits 32037c, WessrB - 03s Western mixed
32 a34G, Peansvvania 32037c.. kye quiet al 4sS
go steady. PRIME 10 Cnslce Wesern si5 0e
asl5 Provisions steady quiet uoss Pors slo W
1Si7 co. BukBezts- Shoulders sad n,tr RIB sides
packed 76gc. Bacon--shsulders 71zshc. Clear iso
Sides 9Lc. Hams l2l2dnc.. Laffi--Rennoa AZ &c.
Butter higher Western Packet II orc creamery
22 625c steady at IL Petroleum steady
Renned i've. Conee-Hs cargoes ordinary 10 fair
lsl.sl9c, sugar steady. Soft &c Copper
Frsghts TO LAverBool Ger steamer dull-Cottan 81;
Flour q. I'd Recepts-t1our 1000 sols
Wheat 80 300 Corn II 500 bush oats 1880 vasn
RYE 200 busn- shipnents-Flsar 9.753 Lbe Wheat
$1,000 Gers 35400 bush sslsswheAt 2S04O0 bush.
Corn $500 Lush
BOSTON. Aug 1l.-f1our guiet-counon Extras 81 10
PateRts Choice to Fancy - 70 - w
higher-Stcamer Yellow 55c steamer Mixed 81 %
Oats steady No. White ~ shorts stay
-Mlddiags SIT 000s2J 90 Winter Shorts fls 90
Spring do sl7 co.. Butter firm Western Extra Creamery
2bc: New.York and Vermont kiira 29, Eermonts
Dairy Extra 81 022c.. Cheese auet-Best New.York and
Vermont 10 Eggs dul-Eastern Extras lsc
Western fresh l49l+l Receipts for the reck-flcur
$1,000 bbla 10000 sacks Corn olOO0 Dush osH
lx4. 600 bmsn. shorts $4,000 bush .E1r
Aug 4 - hel aad follows
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rr,opE.N PRODUCE MARKETS.

LONDON Aug. ll.-Produce-Lnseet OIL 2ia 7'gd. pc,
cwt Calcutta Linseed. $50 a. per qiArssrs LA seed
Cake IS ~. Cd. per ton Refined Petroleum.. 5t1
a5Sd per gallon Spirits OF Turpcntine. 25s 9L pee
cwLs Pas S. OF ella o. Provisloas-Lari 3sA IL per
cwL for American sugar-l3s 3D. psr cwt Tor CuOh Cst
rfuga poorizng go an lis OIL lis ID tor Muscovas
fair redniug an0lL Australian rallow-Bee us SzzS
CT; Mutton 2lA 0L 623s OF Cocolnut Ol-ceyion, t.o
O.; Cochu 237 "a Ref iseras BeoL - .L .t
hind "a A. TOR FORE quarters per 50 oy Inv
Cut
IsBi Loag Clear Midles Ais o.; snort CeAr " s.ss
al Is Cd; short Rios AIS Oh 5hsulterA 80. psa
sos oil Tor Extra Inds Ness Prime Ness oiS VI ,..,,
Prime Mass s9s OIL per Dbl; Prime Ho 81 .vs,
86% Lard-Ansrcan 80 oL rni" Co "a
ern Ara al, Hard oil 3la Cd Hams-Lons Cus vys "a
shouldars JJ.6L Bltter-97a 81 per Tor "a
Sf.ras American Choice o6s Ud "a
Wsstern Spring IS % S64 ST.; ket winter. "a gu
~ ~ me- centaL New No WINTER os Pos 40 90
S"r,D@ x ID, New Mixei western- "a Id CanIotaa ~
SPinse. s7s OIL 10 Z s. u o. ST per centsL rnv
of Turpentne 20s 6i DO az London eos 20
nar cw Redne Petroleum 6sd per gallon Clover see1-
msr,ean Rsd iss per Tallow.2is Cd per cws
E,ss Al erican ala 3D.; Prime CITY. ia 0d por cn1
RoSn~Coamos 5dl P.s ia 81 S,% ~ La.s'd R o.
hn onsTters e.; fore quarters, 3sd per Hep.at Lou
na ORR state, f2 l5a ID. % D. ID Cottonscsd
mi Liverpool make fla Oh. -, ~
oAxrwRxr Aug io.-Petrolsum-Flne Pale American, ~
transs paid snd l5 cenumes eSs.Sss
Wlcoxs closel Il - trauos IS csatlmos ss " s
BREMEN. Aug ll.-wilcex's Lsri esssi az ~ mAsS' "
pssaxsa Aug. ii.-Pssrslsu.. marks 90 pssaainss
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In State bonds Louisiana conso As were of to 81 and
North Carolina consol Is sold al 97Ad972 or city bank
stocks America sold (6 at lI2i2 ana metropolitan l%o
Railway bonds we're quiet and generally firm. Erie
second sold 992d 1914 and closed quoted 99 G992
First gold c0nsOl rs sold at l34 and collateral
trust at lOS. Missouri, Kansas and Texas general %
were steady at "a and the 5s were up at 30
Central OF NewJerscy certificate 5s were up q at 992
Chesapeake and OHIO series were up per cent at 20
and new As were easy at ~. Canaas sS so
02o. West Shore IS dull and steady at 99as
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo 5s we're on 2 At
72s. Mexican central As were up at 1888 and incomes
we're firm at 2li2 Green Bay. winona and ST. Paul In
comes rose 3 20 39 Wabash Is of to 50 and tho
general IS were steady at 81 Denver and Rio Grande
As were nrm at 1873 Atlantic and Pacific incomes were
dull at 81. o,,,
Cottonseed OIL certificates sold 5000 at 347sa3i o.
American Cable 90 at 70, Western National llO at 80
a9i7 Phenit Mining 200, At 30 cents, and security
Money ruled at 942 per cent, exceptionally at and
GIG, and closed offered at per cent c,.-,. H..
Tue sub Treasury was debtor At the Clearing House
Si23.39s, and IT redeemed 900 trade dollars
The sulTreasury lost balance 1907 90 made upby
The days operations covered; Receipts, Sl.5!5.9s9
payments 81 POS 2Ol: currency balance, Sl3,Zf5,4O|
The Clearing House statement to-day folio
Exchanges. $s7,529,223; balances. s4,s47.O46.
The United states reasury at washington received
S2l 5000 National bank no es for redemption $500,
The customs receipts SS60l24, and tho internal
revenue receipts were S475,999
The foreign exchanges were weak and lower although
closing steady at something better than the lowest
transactions We revise quotations for business as FOL
lows: Bankers bills - 81 and s. s3l4 for long aud
sbort s.rng re ,pecveIy; 2i9s and for francs;
"a and 80 reichmarks 40s and 4OSs for guilders
The governors OF the Bank OF England at their weekly
meeting to-day made change In It's rate or discount
ami II remains at per cent During the week the eank
lost 1911 900 bullion but the proportion OF reserve 10
against AZ per at the same time last year. Inc
weekly statement Of the Bank Of France shows loss OF
the London stock Exchange. British consols cIoseu
I-i3'higher at l0T Tor both money and account
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AynALrAy SHOOTS A NAV on sIdHE

PAS m Yesterday the wife OF Diego Calderon a"AA-
sned her told him she heard the breaking OF
glass getting into their shoe store A.
No Ss2 Poart Diego jumped out Of bed and took fro
Wcsson revolver and opening INC
front door man standing on me size
Without moments hesitation Diego href and the man
dropped 10 the erouni with bullet In his head the bali en-.
terpr above the left and lodging is Thought IN tne
from bone Diego then the Oak street Police st
ton and surrendered himself An amouancs cesveyea ,e
wounded Hospital WIN ere the sur
icons found that he fatally wouadst From pawn
ticket found on person his supposed TO DO
Cline employ Fall OF Babylon a. several pay.
checks wages connected with the show we're aso
MS person Justice the Tom yesterday held Diego
10 await the result victims injuries The Italian saes
that red the shot two other men ran away WHO'LL
he thinks belong TO the :" Cherry Hin" gang
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BONDS OFFERED THE GOVERNMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. Secretary Fsirehd to-day re-
ceived an offer from Harvey Fisk Sons, OF NewYork
to sell the Government 81 5O0000 OF 49 per cent bonds
at 81 10 fiat aud offer received from the First
National Bank OF New York Offering 81 100000 OF 42 per
ceuts tho These the same bonds offered
Yesterday at 81 lO and 81 10 4Sl00 respectively. The
reduction made In consequence OF the Secretarys ac-
ceptance of the offer of the Suffolk Bank OF Boston at
81 10 fiat The Secretary declined both offers and tele
graphcd TO Fisk Sons and the First National Bank as
follows:
adopted by the Department for the purchase OF
Government bons aud heretofore published PROVIDES ony
for the consideration OF those offers OF sale which are maze
pursuant plan "Wednesday This plan
will strictly followed until public announcement is made
of adoption dinercnt plan There!o NO further
offers can 70 considered until next Wednesday.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,vpproo, Aug Il-l2:3O D. m.-Cottsn-Bu ,incss IL fair
a, npshapsed prices MndIins Uplands 62d DO Nidng
nec,iion and export Yesterdays sales were Increased
2UOO bales American. Receipts $4,000 bales; Amore@h
none. - ,,,,u,,~ clau.s Anvu.t Ia
r.r, " 64i also 2S64d; do. August and september
delivery 2464d. also % 6id DO september and oeo'
her delivery 4.6id; also 1854; 90 October and No
y.mh.r delivery 7.Gld: 40. November and December
delivery Cad; do December and January delivery o.
04d do January and February delivery Sotd 90 FEB
ruary aud March delivery, QUAIL no. Sopeemoof ao'o'''
. n m-Cotton-Good Middling Uplands 5'.d; Middlng
nary Upiand. l-l6a Ordinary Uplands 40 eSod d mu
ding Texas 5ssL; Middng Texas, ogii Low MI I
Texas li6i Good Ordinary Texas 4ti of nin -
Low Mddng orleans, 5Ad Gooo Ordinary orleans iio'
ottonrino sales of the day included $500 bale'
Futures dull Uplands Low Mddng clause Ausust ds
livery 2IG4d baysrs do. August and september aeav
~ 6id buyers do September and october deilvety
J6Id huyers 10 october and November leuvery oott
s..r. do November and Deccmeerdenvery S.o4d Ouyes
Sc nsc.ober and delivery 2G4L buyers do jan
nary and February delivery zoAd BUYERS 90
nd March delivery 364d buyers do September delivery
zSo'a mWFuturss closed easy. Uplauds Low Middny
.,s,s. Augus delivery 8 256id. sellers do August Aud
delivery Sad. buyers: do November and December
dsivery SAD sellers do December and JANUARY dsliv
sry Sod ds January And February delivery =
g4i sellers do. February and March delivery, 4O4d
sellers do. september delivery 22:64d buyers. - -
GALVESTON. Aug ll.-cotton steady Mdding 9ls Low
Mdohng So. Gsoi Ordinary SIS net anu gross receipts.
23J bales sales % bales stock. Las bales
NORFOLK. Aug llCottou nominal Mlddling 10 net ana
gross receipts bales sales bales STOCK. pAesi
export. Coastwiso ~ bales stock, l. III bales
SAVANNAH. Aug. iO-Cott,n nominal Midilng oE Low
ss1f , b. e .ss 9TI s. stock sS Sae
NRw-ORLEANs Aug ll-Cotton uuIL har, a IL. rs
400 bales; stock. 1915 baeA
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

At Eiberon. N. j.. about p m. last Sunday Vncente
serrano of No I'll Lexington and g. A Paaid oil No
ESQ broadway narrowly escaped drowning while bahing'
MI serrano seized crsmp and called 10 MT Pail
lard for help The latter swan out 10 him and supported
until exhausted Mr.. Serrano seeing that both
could saved told his companion 20 let him 20 and save
hmss Fortunately at the time they were seen from the
Charles Mitchell nephew OF Maggie Mitchell the
sctess and few moments later by two brothers named
Eaton Mitchell out 10 the two men. who were
alont succeeded in keeping their heads ont
Of tie until the Eaton brothers reached them The
fstons succeeded getting Mr. korrano safely ashore
md then after moments hesitation being mneh fatgued
themselves they plunged into the and after much
= safety.
NJ. Serrano MITCHELL serioualy Affected
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THE COURTS.
THE CASE OF BLIND TOM.

Justice Dopohue yesterday In the Supreme Court Cham
bers behalf of General James N Bethune
for an order vacang the appointment OF Mrs Eze Bethune
the widow Of John c. Behune. as committee OF Bind
Toms personal property Bethune appointed on
the ueon OF Charity Virgins. eghtyone years old.
The mother blind The two women were In
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reward has been the apprehension Of Edward
Arno sergeant of the Marine Corps az the Navy Yard in
BROOKLYN fortnight he secured leave OF absence
for days but failed 10 return at the expiration OF me
definite has been heard about him. but IL ~
woman whom he had cOutie
for some time gono Eng and Sho Is rcpue TO
nave s5 900 ArnOtt has been stationed al tue
Navy Yard He is a handsome man AMI - con
sdeTed expert orders have bee received
from Washing his arrest aud courtmA on tho
elarp of DIESEL
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

COURT GENERAL sEssIoNs-Part I-Before Judge Gil
dersleeve and Assistant District Attorney Purdy
sUPRRMK CoURr-CH AMnERs-Beiore Donohue, J.-Nos
So 10 tSO 2lE, 2l6 2l7 2ls, 2l9. 220
SUPREME COURT-SPECiAL TKRM-fARr l.-Betorc DOho-
J.-No dav calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN-Beiore sedgwicK ~ j.
No day calendar.
CoancN PLKAs-SPEcIAL TERx-Before Bookstaye1. j.
Will OF simon Brill Moses Bernheim. Anna f. Wayland
Grace Wasin Hayes Manuel T. de Rivas at 10 70
m will OF B,da Wetterer at II Will OF Mary j. hyaL
and Sarah HartenbrOok at II m
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ADMIRAI, LUCE TO RETAIN HIS COMMAND.

wAsHISGToS. Aug lit is reported from Halifax
that Admiral Luce is to be relieved from command OF
the North Atlantic station One story is that he is to be
relieved at his request and another that Secretary
Whitney will relieve him upon arrival at Bar Harbor
where both due in few days Admiral Luce's re-
quest relieved has not been received at the Navy
Department and Secretary Whitney this afternoon de-
that there is truth in the story IL Is known
that vessels of the North Atlantic had intended end
Ing their cruise at Bar Hsrbor and there is nothing
signhc ant in that fact
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WASHINGTON. Aug. lit is about definitely deter
mined the President will leave Washington the last
September and go directly to St Louis probably
by way OF indianapolis. He will spend two days at
St. Louis and from there Chicago, Milwaukee. Mad
ison, St Paul. Minneapolis. Omaha. Kansas City, Mem
phis Nashville and Atlanta. reaching the latter place In
time meet his engagement for October 10. He will
by the ordinary travel between the places Named
and as his liked appointments will preclude any diverg
ro the route TO Wait other Cities all invitations
outside OF II will have TO be declined.
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Richard S. Newcombe counsel for ex Alderman McCabe'
said yesterday that his client had perfect right 10 go 10
Canada or anywhere else that he would probably avail
himself right. Assistant District Attorney F1tz
gerald in discussing the mater said that Mr. MARITIME ana
Mr.. NicO had the particularly In charge ana IN
he did express any opinion for the
regard II further than that they always knew
where 10 find The ex Alderman when they wanted him.
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TWO WEEKS OF HAPPY LIFE IN TIE COUNTRY.

A small party OF thirteen Fresh-Air children. under
the care OF an attendant left the city last evening for
the countryside The party was mainly organized by
tho Pew Mr. Moxey, OF Sugar Hill, and is made up
almost exclusively OF children who have been Invited TO
repeat the visit Of last summer They will be enter
tained by the following ladies;
Sugar Hill n Y.-Mra Levi Giles. Rena Robbins. Lena
Buck and Maggie Waugh Townsend-Mrs Miller and Mrs
Bronson Beaver Dam-Mrs Richard Rogers and Nrs
George Willover Hairs Corners-Elizabeth Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12

THE DOCK DEPA RTMEYrS CONTRA CT FOR PINE.
Complaint was recently lodged with Mayor Hewitt
that the Dock Department did not let the contract for
yellow pine the lowest bidder and that while II gave
contract for 100000 feet at $50 thousand. the Union
Elevated Railroad Company OF Brooklyn purchased
1000 900 feet for SlS - thousand In referring 10
partment, said: - ..
have made an the Mayors letter on the sub
,ect which believe satisfactory him. The Kind oil
require must be free from sap and Otherwise
hest oualy thing from tho pine used bY
raira.d company gave the lowest bidder
who comprd with the requirements Of The senen
pine little lower now but for the kind need only 81
sauh
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he permission to enter the home Of young
man. Of hia, who dying ana desren hs
spiritual He requested Justies Patterson 70 a
Wise him order 10 get adwis
sion TO hs The relatives OF the young man
are Roman Catholics and reuse him admission JUSTICE
Patterson unable 70 aid the clergyman
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Refined oil was unchanged.


OIL CRY. Penn. Aug II.-Cruie oI--Nanont Transit
Certificates opened SO and closed at SOL highest price
59As lowest price, 5s Sales. 5i8Oso barrels charters
lsOS72 barrels cearanc-s $4,000 barrels; shipments
~ $50 barrels runs not reported
PrTsBURG. Penn. Aug ll.-Cruis Ol-Satio1a Tran sit
opened and closed at 59as highest price,
59ss lowest price, 6591.
BRADFORD. Penn, Aug i1.-cruie ol-Nationai Transit
Certificates oDened at SO aud closed at 59 highest price,
b91 lowest price. 5Sst. Clearances 5A.O0O barrels
TIrusvLLK Penn. Aug. ll-Crdde oil-Nationa Transit
Certificates opened aud closed At 90 h highest price,
$685.; lowest price, 6SAA
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and soon recovered Pollard unconscious for
about three hours and fol- time his ne was desvara o.
That hight he threatened With acute pneumonia put py
good this DANGER avered He stu Ill at MS note
81 Eberon, but 10 considered out Of danger.
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CLOSING PRIOEs Of BoSF0y SFo1TS
BosroS. Aug. IL. IL ~

THURSDAY, Aug. LIP. NJ
Probably the curtain has been drawn up on t@ i's'
act Of the Ives syndicate farce H. D. Ives 20. nave
made an assignment. The announcement OF IL III 'ne
stock Exchange III 2:50 y. III. was received DIV CHEERS
although it Is NOT al occurrence favorable 10 ING '
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sunrsos sos Sets SO Moon rise ll46 Moons age "a
HIGH WATER
M-sandy HOOK. O:5S Gov Isrd. 0;56 Hell Cato. 245
P.A-Sandy Hook. 1888 GOV. Isrd l55 Hell Gate S;A%
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Der 70 cass - 1880 Sasa corS
bush oat, leo
lsDyAr9s A%s Wn ss quiet DO sss Steady Sys
Mixed Nix 20 &c Dc DID S'4''
CASH M%T ss*s ss5 ass
i nys Strong No higher s;er96aT JtS
s22c ~. Egg, weak; fresh llhe: Cheese agn gesd
GarS 40 Oas BARLEY 1850 Sa,n 1900
Wis Wnoat 1900 Ousr. BARLEY noae.
Aqg 10 Fm saa higher hT NJ asn Mhs
: Ss. ?s new S ssS wa.
e SS s ans, as l5So Dasn Rye 1900 Dasa Barley
600 bush shipmentswheat bush Corn RIO a;sIo
lush oats 4l.0OO bush Rye 49,. ousL ba'ie' ooo ou'-
srs a% n0s s'ss;
Extra s. ooss5 20 psnasy.sa o 81 ,aS pssSs.
Family s4ooss4 .o OHIO GEAR 50 - 80 s ay 81 Is
Louis southern Illinois Clear 81 .S Sa 10
CSse, ~ 81 a. Minnesota bakers clear Oss, lo
'r.sa. s. Pcs .o - IS per- bar Sarrs
Ss.es sass% ann Seo'e specaaton tam:
dsanS s ecsna nT a h
wanted at &c ADVANCE sales 40 De. ssshe DO yss
s ss%sSDs ar 50 sS ssSc 90 Neysm
s sss atom spot lot. ns Ssrp sa
depot IS as1. MOI Nominal A do or SEPTEMBER
ss5a %s.1si ss ts
IA
Waite 3S1s34c New NO White quoted az 3ft ssc
Old No 2 White S7837 &C New No White az sec
Fuiurrs dull amt months were &c lower.
Ne White August 34 ISAAC; 10 September 54s15''sc'
40 tor ocioer rs az November 80 Sd boc.
Potatoes steady White Maryland new large Shoee ee.
bb 81 rs 81 IS, Pennsylvania and jersey per basket soe
Jersey per basket GS5c virginia. bbl s5a -
P,oyisops nrm. Beet CITY Family per 1o - oOGiV as
uack,Ls 81 90 Beet lOc Beei hams - ~
Pork ness Sl6sl6 50 10 prime mess new Sou.
| do f,mly Hams Smoked IL o elte LsIu-
civ Refined 75 do steam 81 IL " 30
So % a Butter hrm-Pepnsyyan4 creamery
~ one, Weatcrl Extra at 20c; H. I. ana y.
y Creamery Extra zoa22ci Packing But,e Butter e &c
Cheese urn. NewYork mli cream at IL &c, ono nn.i
choice Zoe; Pennsyiyanla part skins osyo.s "' ~.
SKINS age Egas hImer rsnn ~ ~ pstroleum-T0
Xne test IN bbs CSC suRar-Rehned steady orsnriatea
~ Ib.lGc CoafectiouorS a. o$c fo"ueieu ~
tteaGy-wiutep brsn ran, tte ess, ooS
Ru,, Corn 5000 sushL oats $1,000 bush shipments-
Wns.t los 600 oush 1000 Vusn oatA llbO" bash.
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rrpoprAN FIyANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug 1-l2:S0 y. m.-Consos lOl GIG for money
- I'M for account; United -Four Per Cont Bonds,
I'll do Fomr and Hall Per Coat Bonis 1876 Atlantic
ana Great Western first mortgage trustees certncates
Erie second Consas lO21 ST. Paul Common "a 81 NOW
Yark Central ll2L Pennsylvania. 81 leading 2sl
Mcrican Ordinary. 50 Mexican Central, Ion calada
Northwest Land Company, "a
LONDON Aug III p m.-Atlantic and Great western
nc 81; Erie 81 a. Paul Common. 81 New-fork Cen
The bullion in the England has decreased flol
during past week. ,, - . a.. a.
nifty which last week 37lS per cent Is now 4O0t per
. a. ., ,acttna of
l.32d per rupee. -, o.. o.u,.. =, O, ,-.,cs
cantnes for The account aud exchange on London AT
% francs 20 confines for checks.
PhRis Aug 1.-THE weekly statement OF the Bank o,
rr,nre shows decrease 275 francs IN gold ana
an increase Of 1000 900 francs in sllveE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12

NOT ALLOWED TO SEE DYING MAN
Father huntington Episcopal minister and superior OF
the order Holy called at Essex Market Police
yesterday and complained ~ Justice Patterson that
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TIE PETROLEJA MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude yesterday lost OF It's activity but
none of It's strength There special from the
West but buying support extended sufficiently to
keep pricos on generally TO or above Wednesday
nights The fluctuations we're narrow but atera re-
ces,on OF cent rom the opening figure there
SO cents and the close was strong at abont tho
hest The purchasing element IN tho market now Is the
Wcstern ought 70 have the sympathy not
the active ipport of the refining interest -, .,
prices and the total dealings AT tho Conso
dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening % o. =
Highest 59ic Final l' ~
Gal les barrr
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RPIRITS OF TURPKNTINE.

CHAEIKsroS Aug ll.-Turpentne quiet at 20iac.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 1l.-iutpentlne nrm at 20c
WILMINGTON Aug. ll.-IurpontIae steady al 20 &C.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA SOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug IL. 1897
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Aug. 1.-THE Leading futures ranged As follow.

Flour quet nomlnally unchanged Wlnter Wheat ~
a. IS. Spring Wheat So a0G4 rs. Spring Patents d W
81 so.
The highest cash prices were as folio ys-Wheat-No
sprinr $40 Ne. sDrns CSC. Ne ted z &c Cora
Ma Al nc - Oats-No. 2l6dsc......k ys-NA 4to-..-
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